Divorce decree orders child support and custody amid restaurant dispute
Judge McClernan grants a divorce to Smith from Phil ith after a Denver marriage in 1907. Smith receives custody of Girl with $25 monthly child support. the other child goes to the father. Property division is noted. The couple previously operated a Denver restaurant. Smith testified to long hours and alleged abuse and replacement by a female employee. Additional alimony and court cost motions are noted for related cases.
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Dan Sullivan
Nellie Sulphe Kot
Gren
MM. Willis
Chester c. ‘Willis
Ace ‘Tion
Leona A. ‘Temple
William Je
Alma A. Cundy
G. Cundy
Thanhouser King Lear Feature Attracts Butte Publicity
A Thanhouser publicity piece targets Frederick Warde and a failing Lear production. The story recounts a past mix up in Butte where John Maguire insisted on newspaper cuts, leading to a caption confusion about Warde as Rinaldo.
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Thanhouser Company
Butte
4 Butte
John Maguire
Fred Warde
Frederick Warde
Thanhouser Corporation
Fecalla
Maguire
Lear
Warde
Rinaldo
Portland duo chase transcontinental record to Baltimore
Ernest Fielding and Ben Landis from Portland drive a roadster to Baltimore in 49 days with a pictorial record using Kodake. They reach Butte on the way. Dickinson College in Cartisie, Pa., marks 132 years of age this year.
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Baltimore
Portland
Ore
Ernest Fielding
Ben Landis
Butte
Dickinson College
Cartisie
Paving Opinions of Kansas City Visitant in Butte
Adsit of Kansas City urges creosoted block paving after study of street conditions in multiple cities. He notes expansion gaps, tarred sand bedding, and a solid concrete base as keys to durable streets. The Milwaukee officials tour western divisions to learn and inform patrons.
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J. 8. Adsit
Kansas City
Mr. Adsit
Chicago
Milwaukee
Mr. Adair
Adsit
Butte
Keeley
Adair
Ives
Three Forks
Great Falls
Lewistown
Bozeman
Angonda
St. Paul
Eugene Duval
Omaha
Ken’ Hedy
EB. Hixon
New York
Palaova Declared Insane and Committed to Warm Springs
John Palaova, a 32 year old native of Nice Italy, was yesterday declared insane and taken to the state asylum at Warm Springs. The medical commission Doctors J B Sullivan and H A Maillet presided in Judge Donlan's court as deputies carried Palaova in with hands strapped and feet bound to prevent escape. He offered little but mumbling and railing, and his cause of insanity remains undetermined though he has worked as a miner in this region for ten years.
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John Palaova
Warm Springs
J. B. Sullivan
H. A. Maillet
Donlan
Department of Court
Palaava
Palaova
Nice
Italy
Huston Estate Divided Widow Receives Half
Judge McClernan approved the final account of Anna B Huston Penrose administratrix of Robert G Huston estate. She has held more than 60000 dollars. distribution available 24626 37 and half goes to her. The other half is shared among a sister in Hamilton Mo four nieces in Detroit a Pasadena niece another in Edmonton and two Detroit nephews. She remarried after Hustons death.
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Detroit
Pasadena
Edmonton
Huston
Progressive cigar firm finds home in Wheeler block
After three years in Butte the Hem enway and Moser Cigar Co moves to the new Wheeler block at 122 West Broadway. The wholesale house now has a modern humidor with capacity for 1.5 million cigars and a plan to buy in large quantities from Salt Lake, Ogden, Spokane, Seattle, and Butte, enabling competitive pricing.
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Butte
Hemenway & Moser Cigar Company
Symons
Wheeler
West Broadway
Hemenway & Moser Company
Bobby Burns
Webster
Tom Moore
Henry George
Little Bobby
Little Tom
Owl
Northwest
Salt Lake
Ogden
Spokane
Seattle
Montana
Tareely
C. M. Lauer
B. A. Scott
Third Trial Denied in Matoole Case in Bozeman
Judge Loud refused a new trial in Anna Matoole versus Jerry Sullivan. Matoole sought compensation for domestic services and boarding. first trial awarded 1650 dollars, a later retrial followed, and a possible appeal to the Supreme Court is anticipated. War era notes mention broader female railway roles in France.
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L. A. Haven
Loud
Bozeman
Anna Matoole
Jerry Sullivan
Agreement settles civil case. will contest dropped
Practically all issues were settled by agreement in the Peter Stroh versus Jacob Oliver et al matter. Judge Lynch vacated the trial date and will dismiss once papers are signed. Stroh had sought to set aside deeds and contested his wife’s will. by the settlement he transfers his interest in her Salt Lake property to her relatives, who reciprocally cede their interest to him.
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Lynch
Peter Stroh
Jacob Oliver
Joe Griffin
Oliver
Stroh
Donlan
Salt Lake
Margaret Hughes Sues for Commission on Hotel Sale
Margaret J Hughes sues Mars McCarthy for 400 dollars claiming she earned a commission by arranging a deal for the disposal of the Bennett hotel on Front Street. She says in February the defendant agreed to pay her if she found a purchaser. Kate Henderson bought the 44 room property for eight thousand dollars, and Hughes has not received any commission.
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Margaret, J. Hughes
Mars McCarthy
Bennett Hotel
Front Street
Kate Henderson
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Ten Armel
Schilling
Japan
Ceylon
Stamps
Cain
Schilling Company
Second St
San Francisco
SOS
Kansas
Wheeler Block
Snway & Moser Cigar
Matoole
France
Fenesey
East
Nisuaral
Boston
Atlantic Coast
New England
Michigan Central
Columbia Bs
F. A. Ironside
North Main Street
Tripp & Dragstedt
South Main St
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